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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1937

Page

5

Many Local Notes and Gatherings Spotted in Hope

Mrs Sip Henry and others are listed in local social notes with visitors to Hot Springs and Little Rock. A Roosevelt lecture attendees list from Hope includes several families. The American Legion meets at 2 20 P M at Mrs Arthur Swanke s home. Mrs Hugh Smith hosts a matinee party for her sister Mrs James Sills of Denver. Brookwood P T A to sponsor Easter egg sale, dyed eggs 25 cents a dozen. Woodmen Circle Poplar Grove 196 plans district meeting in Hope with full attendance urged.

Roosevelt Little Rock High School Chas. Haynes Mary J. M. Houston Martha L. M. Lile Mary Ann Ross FR. Gillespie Mary Ross McFaddin American Legion Arthur R. Swanke East Third Street Paul Wilson Little Rock Robert Wilson May Wilson Oas James Sills Denver Colo Hugh Smith Saenger Brookwood P. T. A Wayne England Little Reel Othe Woodmen Poplar Grove Woodman Hall

Local social notes from towns around Nashville and Hope

Tokio and Oldner families visit Nashville with children. McLarty family spend weekend in Nashville. A C Holt and others travel to Hope and Washington on business. Gaston and Wright visit. Burdette and Jones drop in from Bingen. A humorous exchange about a better half ends the item.

Noah Oldner Nashville A. M. McLarty Little Son George Tommy A. C. Holt G. C. McLarty Lewis Gotcher Hope Washington Martin Gaston Camden Wright C. E. Burdette Bingen Lea Jones of

Women enter billiard halls and redefine recreation

A nostalgic look at changing gender roles as women move from home duties to public leisure. The piece notes past expectations that confined women to hearth and children while men ruled clubs and schools, and praises new spaces in New York City's billiard halls where women learn to enjoy recreation, alongside a spirited, enthusiastic audience.

Recreas Dion Ponzi New Billiard Academy New York City

Letters on the Supreme Court and Roosevelt era policy

A reader argues about constitutional definitions and what makes a bill unconstitutional. The letter recalls Taft on interpretation, cites Roosevelt’s 1930s era platforms, and critiques NRA measures, Bankhead bill, and sit-down opposition affecting farmers and current administration.

Women Enter Recreational Spaces Transforming Pool Halls

The essay argues women joining tennis, golf, and poolrooms will soften male dominated, impersonal recreation. It claims shared play fosters steadier nerves, better poise, and kinder sympathy, and envisions women improving community recreation spaces.

Play to Be Given at Patmos Friday

A rural three act comedy drama Deacon Dubbs will be staged in Patmos High School auditorium Friday night March 26 at old oclock. The cast includes Deacon Dubbs Sorghum Center Melvin Middlebrooks James Coleman Trinon Hubbard Rawdon Crawley Jack Lafferty Major McNutt Selwyn Adams Deuteronomy Jones Eddie Yaney Rose Raleigh Nell Mayton Emily Dale Catherine Hamilton Josephine Simmons Mable Lewis and others. Proceeds go to the Patmos athletic fund.

Deacon Dubbs Patmos High School Sorghum Center Melvin Middlebrooks James Coleman Trinon Hubbard Rawdon Crawley Wolf In Sheeps Clothing Jack Lafferty Major McNutt Selwyn Adamts

Roosevelt Platform Drives Court Reform Plan

The piece argues for reorganization of the Supreme Court to fulfill Roosevelt's platform and support for the NRA and Bankhead programs. It questions Taft's view, praises current administration, and urges unity to revive finances and prosperity in Hope, Arkansas. It ends with a light theater quip about a wife’s demand.

Will Rogers in Ambassador Bill at Saenger theater

The Saenger hosts a two part program headlined by Will Rogers in Ambassador Bill with Greta Nissen Marguerite Churchill and Gustav von Seyffertitz. Rochelle Hudson stars in Woman Wise opposite Michael Whalen as a tough journalist and romantic lead in the second feature.

Saenger Will Rogers America Ambassador Bill United States Greta Nissen Marguerite Churchill Gustav von Seyffertitz Rochelle Hudson Lovely Star Michael Whalen Rochelle

Sunday Visits In Oak Grove And Nearby Towns

Oak Grove Marion Sparks and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Frank Mullens and family. Several locals including C. C. Teel of Atlanta Texas and numerous Ross and related families shared Sunday visits across Patmos Gistie and Hope area. Cars and names recur, showing a day of kinship and community travel.

Marion Sparks Frank Mullens C. C. Teel Atlanta Texas Jewell Ross R. L. May Harvis Allen Clarence Sparks Gistie Bennie Jones Bad Pertell Patmos Edward Allen Walls Ernest Ross Downie Hope Skinner Mike Perteil Lotus Pawh Stevenson Fulton Raymond Ross Elton Elmer Perteil Ross Russ Mule Don Gunn Fred Camp Mrs. Camp

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